Sentence examples for transformation which we from inspiring English sources

This report (as well as the survey) focuses on digital transformation, which we define as the use of new digital technologies (social media, mobile, analytics or embedded devices) to enable major business improvements (such as enhancing customer experience, streamlining operations or creating new business models).

Rogers: You know more than most, the challenges businesses have around digital transformation, which we've been talking about for the past twenty years?

This transformation, which we expect to occur not just in human biology but in traditional ecology and biology more broadly, will raise philosophical issues that require the attention of scientists and philosophers.

Hence, the extrinsic calibration of multiple cameras can be realized through coordinate systems transformations, which we will talk about in "Extrinsic calibration of multi-sensor system" section.

Both distributions have a tendency to be skewed toward high EU values with a few distinct outliers, suggesting the potential need for some form of transformation, for example a log-transformation, which we employed in this tutorial.

As such, our migration approach constitutes a series of model transformations, for which we define transformation rules.

The composition of basic transformation rules with heterogeneous models of computation form complex transformation systems, which we use to construct large models.

For the silty loam we additionally measured a BTC for an unknown transformation product which we only detected in the outflow samples of this soil.

In this article we propose a new method to predict an EC sub-subclass based on our original biochemical transformation pattern which we call an 'RDM pattern', and develop a web-server called 'E-zyme' which enables us to automatically assign the potential EC numbers to given reactant pairs (substrates and products) or uncharacterized reactions.

Sara Ahmed suggests that 'affect is what sticks or sustains or preserves the connection between ideas, values and objects' (2010, 29), and here I extend this notion to think about the restoration of grasslands not as primarily material transformations (to which we might react), but as the recomposition of the 'ideas, values and objects' that constitute urban park naturecultures.

Denotes the program before and after the transformations for which we want to preserve structural code coverage.